干燥 | gān zào | to dry (of weather, paint, cement etc); desiccation; dull; uninteresting; arid | |
枯燥 | kū zào | dry and dull; uninteresting; dry-as-dust | |
口干舌燥 | kǒu gān shé zào | lit. dry mouth and tongue (idiom); to talk too much | |
焦燥 | jiāo zào | variant of 焦躁 | |
枯燥无味 | kū zào wú wèi | tedious; dreary |
1 | Some ministers will make good martyrs: they are so dry they will burn well. | |
2 | Every morning when I get up I feel on edge. | |
3 | I smoked two packs of cigarettes every day during my ten years working in the Ministry of Culture. Because of my addiction to smoking, my fingers were fumed yellow and my lips and tongue got dry. | |
4 | Its mild, not cold but not dry, young and old Safe. | |
5 | Peer can produce saliva embellish dryness reduce heat and dissolve sputum. It is used frequently by ancient doctors against esophageal cancer cardiac cancer and stomach cancer. |